06/12/2010

Another set of preseason mag all-ACC picks

While the last few days have left the college sports world riveted by change (Colorado, Boise State and Nebraska swapping conferences) and the possibility/probability of more to come, there is still a 2010 football season coming up in a few months.

And with yet another preseason magazine hitting newstands this weeks, there's a chance to look just a little bit ahead.

This time, it's Lindy's that takes a detailed look at the upcoming year in the ACC:

MARYLAND

LB Alex Wujciak (first team)
TB Da'Rel Scott (second team)
WR Torrey Smith (second team)

VIRGINIA

G Austin Pasztor (second team)
DT Nick Jenkins (second team)
LB Steve Greer (second team)
CB Ras-I Dowling (second team)

VIRGINIA TECH

QB Tyrod Taylor (most valuable player)
TB Ryan Williams (first team)
All-Purpose Dyrell Roberts (first team)
TB Darren Evans (second team)
WR Jarrett Boykin (second team)
T Blake DeChristopher (second team)
DT John Graves (second team)
CB Rashad Carmichael (second team)

Jun 12, 2010 11:07:42 PM | Football, Maryland, Preseason Picks, Virginia, Virginia Tech

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